
Want to learn blues piano?
Watch a full blues piano lesson free. No account or card needed: pick a course below and press play on the free preview.
Whether you're just starting out or already play, these courses get you playing authentic blues, from classic riffs and slow blues to boogie-woogie and New Orleans piano.
Our tutors are performers and recording artists:
- Paddy Milner: one of Europe's leading blues and boogie-woogie pianists, known for his performances with Tom Jones and the late Jack Bruce.
- Tim Richards: author of Improvising Blues Piano and Exploring Jazz Piano, who makes blues harmony feel approachable.
- Joe Glossop: a session player who has worked with Tom Jones, Van Morrison and The Waterboys, sharing the gospel, soul and rock 'n' roll touches he brings to piano and Hammond organ.
- Tom Seals: a pianist and singer bringing high-energy boogie-woogie to a new generation.
Why learn with MusicGurus?
- Multiple camera angles, so you can see every finger movement
- Short, on-demand video lessons on any device
- Interactive sheet music and backing tracks on many courses
- Courses for beginners through to advanced players
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Student Reviews
Paddy's ability to explain clearly, provide cultural context, and break down the genuine 'nuts and bolts' of various piano styles is brilliant.
Roger
I find Tim's introduction to the blues very, very helpful. It has always been difficult for me to understand and play. Tim makes it easy!
Sven
Joe Glossop's courses on the Hammond are excellent. Useful tips. Great song selections and easily adaptable to your own playing.
LB
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